June 27, 2018

Male Indigo Bunting

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June 27, 2018
Male Indigo Bunting

Species: Bird | Location: Pilcher Park, Illinois, United States of America

By Sandra Rust

A male indigo bunting poses for me.

About The Photographer

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Sandra Rust is a photographer based in Chicago, Illinois. She graduated from Columbia College in Chicago with a BA in art, and went on to graduate school at Governors State University, where she completed digital imaging courses with honors. Her work has been featured throughout the US, and Europe (through exhibitions, online, awards, featured in magazines Wild Planet, Outdoor Photographer, WWF, National Wildlife Federation, Student Conservation Association and art galleries). Her photography explores nature, commercial architecture, portraits, industrial, and editorial images. Her photographic process is influenced by her background as fine art artist/graphic designer/illustrator.

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